Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hmm okay I guess desperate men are going even after leftovers. OP you are not a catch. Keep that in mind. You are in the post divorce honey moon phase lol.
You’re mean. Yo have zero idea what OP is like - she didn’t give details a could be a huge catch. Seriously I wouldn’t waste my time with men who wanted to play games either. Once you’ve BTDT, you’ve BTDT and moved on. It IS that simple
Except OP is the one saying she wants to play games and wants a man to play them too. She wants to play hard to get and have him have to chase her. 100% game playing. She’ll pretend she isn’t interested and says no and wants to see if he will keep initiating and track her down and wear her down until she says yes. If he gives up even when she says no then he isn’t the man for her. It is a tale as old as time but one that should have been left in the past.
Anonymous wrote:Warning - the ones who chase you are not ok.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am not prey. I don't need someone chasing me. I don't play games. Clearly you haven't learned much from a failed marriage given you are starting out in a very unhealthy way.
I don't think OP is talking about playing games. She talks about displaying an interest, being proactive, pursuing the woman, impressing her. I don't think it is unhealthy relationship.
Exactly. Wanting someone who wants you is hardly unhealthy. I'm glad op recognized previous patterns that werent serving her and has adjusted her approach. Very mature. I'm not sure why pps are jumping on her for this.
Seems like one PP who is completely misunderstanding OP's point. OP isn't saying to run away, play games, etc. OP is saying only date men who initiate (kudos to another PP for finding the right word). I cringe when I look back at my 20s and, yes, 30s dating years and realize how much time I wasted on guys who, cliche as it is, just weren't that into me.
Initiate what? Asking you out? Planning 6 dates or whatever?. Texts or phone calls?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am not prey. I don't need someone chasing me. I don't play games. Clearly you haven't learned much from a failed marriage given you are starting out in a very unhealthy way.
I don't think OP is talking about playing games. She talks about displaying an interest, being proactive, pursuing the woman, impressing her. I don't think it is unhealthy relationship.
Exactly. Wanting someone who wants you is hardly unhealthy. I'm glad op recognized previous patterns that werent serving her and has adjusted her approach. Very mature. I'm not sure why pps are jumping on her for this.
Seems like one PP who is completely misunderstanding OP's point. OP isn't saying to run away, play games, etc. OP is saying only date men who initiate (kudos to another PP for finding the right word). I cringe when I look back at my 20s and, yes, 30s dating years and realize how much time I wasted on guys who, cliche as it is, just weren't that into me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am not prey. I don't need someone chasing me. I don't play games. Clearly you haven't learned much from a failed marriage given you are starting out in a very unhealthy way.
I don't think OP is talking about playing games. She talks about displaying an interest, being proactive, pursuing the woman, impressing her. I don't think it is unhealthy relationship.
Exactly. Wanting someone who wants you is hardly unhealthy. I'm glad op recognized previous patterns that werent serving her and has adjusted her approach. Very mature. I'm not sure why pps are jumping on her for this.
Anonymous wrote:I’ve recently started dating after divorce and I only am engaging with men who demonstrate clear and eager interest in me. They call when they say they will, they schedule dates, they are respectful and let me lead the pace.
Why did I waste so much time chasing men who weren’t truly into me?
Ugh!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hmm okay I guess desperate men are going even after leftovers. OP you are not a catch. Keep that in mind. You are in the post divorce honey moon phase lol.
You’re mean. Yo have zero idea what OP is like - she didn’t give details a could be a huge catch. Seriously I wouldn’t waste my time with men who wanted to play games either. Once you’ve BTDT, you’ve BTDT and moved on. It IS that simple
Except OP is the one saying she wants to play games and wants a man to play them too. She wants to play hard to get and have him have to chase her. 100% game playing. She’ll pretend she isn’t interested and says no and wants to see if he will keep initiating and track her down and wear her down until she says yes. If he gives up even when she says no then he isn’t the man for her. It is a tale as old as time but one that should have been left in the past.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love a competent man who initiates. Super sexy.
+1
So many men are lazy these days.
Yes. Let the man pick the place for the date. Let the man plan the first 6 dates. A woman can really learn a lot from this approach.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hmm okay I guess desperate men are going even after leftovers. OP you are not a catch. Keep that in mind. You are in the post divorce honey moon phase lol.
You’re mean. Yo have zero idea what OP is like - she didn’t give details a could be a huge catch. Seriously I wouldn’t waste my time with men who wanted to play games either. Once you’ve BTDT, you’ve BTDT and moved on. It IS that simple
Anonymous wrote:I truly do not understand how this is a revelation to you, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Hmm okay I guess desperate men are going even after leftovers. OP you are not a catch. Keep that in mind. You are in the post divorce honey moon phase lol.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So you're never supposed to show interest in a man ever?
Are you always this dim or is today a special day?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love a competent man who initiates. Super sexy.
+1
So many men are lazy these days.